Import Fibc Bulk/Jumbo Bags — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Raven Overseas, based in Rajkot, Gujarat, India, manufactures FIBC bulk and jumbo bags for export. The bags are supplied in a variety of designs including open‑top, closed‑bottom, duffle‑flap top, spout top, duffle bottom and UN‑approved bulk bags for hazardous cargo. All bags can be fitted with a 100 micron thick plastic liner as a standard option. The company offers full customisation of size, fabric colour and printed graphics according to client requirements.

Industry practice for these containers uses woven polypropylene fabric, which provides a typical safety factor of 6 : 1 and, for food‑grade applications, an 8 : 1 factor. Standard load capacities range from 500 kg to 2 t, with typical dimensions of 900 mm × 1200 mm × 1800 mm. The woven fabric is normally 1200 g m‑2, a typical weight that balances durability and weight. Liner thickness of 100 µm is considered standard for moisture‑sensitive products.

Such bags are widely used to transport dry bulk commodities such as cement, sand, grains and chemicals. Importers and large‑scale processors value the ability to order bespoke prints and sizes to fit their handling equipment. Buyers should confirm minimum order quantities, production lead time and preferred Incoterms directly with Raven Overseas before placing an order.

Raven Overseas operates from Sf‑209, Creston Complex, Opp. Speedwell Party Plot, Ambika Township Main Rd, Rajkot, Gujarat 360005, India. The supplier is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating that core business details have been verified by the platform.

The company’s public response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, suggesting that prospective buyers should initiate contact early and allow extra time for communication. Raven Overseas advertises a portfolio of FIBC solutions that can be tailored to client specifications, including liner options and various bag designs. No additional certifications or capacity figures are disclosed in the listing, so interested parties should request documentation such as SGS test reports or ISO certificates before finalising a contract.